getting binary packages started to fail

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David Chmelik

2024-01-12 01:39:01 UTC

I'm following the new instructions to get binary packages (n86 (x86, 64-
bit)) which mostly worked yesterday but today (despite nothing changed)
failed. I do the following root command and get output like the
following.

emerge --ask --verbose --update --deep --changed-use --getbinpkg
@world

gpg: WARNING: unsafe ownership on homedir '/etc/portage/gnupg'
[...]
gpg: Fatal: can't open '/etc/portage/gnupg/trustdb.gpg': Permission
denied
!!! Invalid binary package: '<package>', GPG verify failed

Failed to emerge

J.O. Aho

2024-01-12 06:47:48 UTC

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Post by David Chmelik
I'm following the new instructions to get binary packages (n86 (x86, 64-
bit)) which mostly worked yesterday but today (despite nothing changed)
failed. I do the following root command and get output like the
following.
emerge --ask --verbose --update --deep --changed-use --getbinpkg
@world
gpg: WARNING: unsafe ownership on homedir '/etc/portage/gnupg'
[...]
gpg: Fatal: can't open '/etc/portage/gnupg/trustdb.gpg': Permission
denied
!!! Invalid binary package: '<package>', GPG verify failed

Failed to emerge

I think you can rename the gnupg directory (so you have a copy if you
need to revert back to it), portage should fetch new keys when you fetch
binary package or you can manually run getuto as root.

--
//Aho

David Chmelik

2024-01-31 06:47:00 UTC

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Post by J.O. Aho

Post by David Chmelik
I'm following the new instructions to get binary packages (n86 (x86, 64-
bit)) which mostly worked yesterday but today (despite nothing changed)
failed. I do the following root command and get output like the
following.
emerge --ask --verbose --update --deep --changed-use --getbinpkg
@world
gpg: WARNING: unsafe ownership on homedir '/etc/portage/gnupg'
[...]
Permission
denied
!!! Invalid binary package: '<package>', GPG verify failed

Failed to emerge

I think you can rename the gnupg directory (so you have a copy if you
need to revert back to it), portage should fetch new keys when you fetch
binary package or you can manually run getuto as root.

Thanks!